lucas_jackson_pilot
Mon Oct 07 2024
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Does being a token white count as a racial discrimination?
I'm curious to understand the nuances of this topic. Could you please elaborate on why someone might argue that being considered a 'token white' could potentially be construed as a form of racial discrimination? Are there specific scenarios or contexts where this term is used in a way that perpetuates racial biases or inequalities? And if so, how can we address these issues and promote a more inclusive and equitable society?
